WikiJournal User Group/Meetings/2019年08月04日
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- Minutes were not taken during the meeting so these notes are added after it ended by the participants
Attendees
[edit ]Date: 3am UTC on 3 July 2019 (= 11pm EDT on 2 July)
- Thomas Shafee
- Mikael Häggström
- John Erling Blad
- Andrew Leung
- Bryan Hilderbrand
- Georgios Mavropalias
Agenda
[edit ]Side meeting to discuss technical aspects of mediawiki in relation to sister project application.
- Priorities and feasibilities of proposed technical features wishlist
- How to organise
- Next steps
Notes
[edit ]- Test wiki set up at wikipediajournal.com
- Is this the best location (test.wikipedia.org)?
- Try different possible ways to address items on features wishlist
- Extension:Page_Forms should be very useful for replacing google forms
- Can it run on WMF sites?
- Would require safety audit
- Start using phabricator
- Create group
- Create tasks for each item (tagged)
- Getting sister project url high priority
- Just same extensions as wikiversity to start (others added as features developed)
- Migrate over WikiJournal articles
- Can possibly get PLOS to migrate
- Implement features as tested on some test wiki
- Publicity & outreach drive (journals, unis, academic societies)
- Request developer time from WMF or apply for grants to fund external dev team?
- Thematic organisation application is separate, but may be useful avenue for grants funds application
- Which items should be put together for an initial grant application?
- New technical editor from rapid grant
- Primarily intended to assist with manual workflow tasks as new systems implemented
- May be useful if has mediawiki skills (or transition role over time)
- Will be helpful with content migration when time comes